This is a place of mixture of pride and sorrow for everybody. Pride about this Man's life, sorrow about his demise... A very good symbol of warm memory!

This is a place of mixture of pride and sorrow for everybody. Pride about this Man's life, sorrow about his demise... A very good symbol of warm memory!
We visited Gandhi Smruthi on 19th April. The experience was very touching. We can see the belongings of our Gandhiji . By seeing all those stuffs, i felt very sad . Also the place he become a martyr. His last steps are recreted here. It would touch all Indians. We paid our homage to Bapuji and left.
Interesting and inspiring place.Lots of information about the background and life of Ganhi.Lots of photos and itmes, he used.Spent half a day there...
The visit to the simple rooms where Gandhi lived his last days is deeply moving, most so the display of Gandhi's possessions, that take up so little space. Then you can walk the path of the last walk that Gandhi took to the point where he was assassinated. There are quotes from the Mahatma throughout the grounds. We took time...
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this is the residence of industrialist BD Birla which has been converted into a memorial to Mahatma Gandhi. He would stay here during his visits to Delhi. One evening when Gandhi was on his way to evening prayers with his followers, he was assassinated in the grounds of this house. The Gandhi Smriti houses a memorabilia, photographs and some personal...
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A really inspiring place to visit. Great tribute to Gandhi, his philosophy and his tragic death. Really made you think about life.
This building is in the rich area of Delhi. The exhibition as been set up in a very interesting way. You can see Gandhi's possessions, the bed he slept in for the last 144 days and see his final steps. It is free to visit and well worth doing so.
This was my favouite attractiin in Delhi.
Ghandi is such an inspiration and this museum had so much information about him and his life.
The gardens are manicured and tidy and the inside display with all the modern technology is world class, considering it is a FREE attraction!
This is an awesome display and I especially loved his last footsteps....
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Being an Indian have been hearing about Raj Ghat/ Gandhi Smriti all my life and finally I got the opportunity to visit this great place last month. The first feel you get as soon as you enter Raj Ghat is that of peace, calm, tranquil, relaxed and what not! Its a huge place with lots of other smritis also of...
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Gandhi Smriti is the home and garden complex Gandhi inhabited the last few months of his life. We were thoroughly humbled as we beheld his bedroom, his meager remaining possessions, and especially the site of his martyrdom. They actually have recast his footsteps, rememorating his final walk from his room to the garden, to the precise place he was assassinated....
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